What will be the impact of GST in Different Sectors?

With GST (Goods & Services tax) coming in few months from now, it’s surely going to be a revolution that would change the dynamics of Indian tax system. This tax system would create a platform wherein India would be a one common market and the businesses would be at ease to function with big savings in the costs of logistics from firms across all industries. Some firms stand to gain a lot as the GST rate is considered to be lower than the current taxes paid by them, while others stand to lose a little as they think the GST rate will be on a higher scale than the prevailing tax rate. Let’s have a look on some of the sectors on which GST will have an impact.

FMCG

Several of the rapidly moving consumer goods companies such as HUL, ITC, P&G will benefit immensely by this tax structure of a GST rate less than or equalling to 18%. Also, much relies on the exemptions which are being retained along with the excise benefits. Benefits aren’t expected to be huge and will happen slowly as per several of the analysts.

E-Commerce

With GST, India will be a single unified market wherein there will be free movement and supply of goods in every corner. Bringing in more efficiency in costs of the products, this tax system will also eradicate the spilling effect of taxes on customers.

Automobiles

Industry experts opine that GST will lead to the dropping of on road price of vehicles by 8%. There will be several key beneficiaries of GST including some really giant companies.

Integration with Tally ERP 9 would help Industries

Integrating GST with Tally ERP 9 would have a really positive impact on all industries and firms of every size. The latest news is that the GST ready version of Tally ERP is ready for rolling in some of the Indian States and Union Territories including Delhi, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Bihar, and Tamil.

To Summarize, GST will eliminate the underrated prevailing tax systems and will uniformly help industries perform under one tax system thus preventing people from paying various taxes for a single product